Educational Resources

Books, Blogs, and Family Papers

There’s so much great information out there about Juliette Gordon Low.

Ginger Wadsworth's 2012 book, First Girl Scout: The Life of
Juliette Low, is a terrific introduction to the life story of
Girl Scouts’ founder. In 2012Stacey Cordery wrote a more
in-depth biography, Juliette Gordon Low: The Remarkable Founder of
Girl Scouts, and kept a blog, with fascinating
tidbits, about her research.

The Georgia Historical Society holds an online exhibit on Juliette Low that includes
many of Juliette Low’s original letters and papers, and much early
Girl Scout material. A curriculum guide about
Juliette Low is also available at the Georgia Historical Society in
the Featured Historical Figures section.

The Savannah College of Art and Designhas recently honored women of vision from Savannah. They have
written a curriculum to highlight these historical and contemporary figures.